SAIGON
70 Tours Reviewed
Saigon on a scooter is a whole new kind of dinner. This private night street food tour takes you through small alleys and busy corners of Ho Chi Minh City, with hotel pickup and a plan built around 6 signature…
Food should be a map, not a scavenger hunt. This 4-hour Saigon street food tour is built to help you eat 10 iconic dishes without hunting down the right stall or wading through tourist menus. You can ride by scooter…
Saigon tastes different from the back of a scooter. You get night views while you eat, plus short stories that connect the food stops to Vietnam’s everyday life. The route is paced so you’re not just hopping between stalls—you’re moving…
Street food here hits fast. This 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City ride-and-eat format strings together classic sights and local stops, then adds time in District 3 alleys for the kind of eating you can’t easily copy on your own. I…
Ho Chi Minh City tastes better from a scooter seat. This 4-hour experience strings together street food and sightseeing across several districts, with an English-speaking guide keeping the route moving and the stops meaningful. I like how the plan mixes…
Vegan food, on two wheels. This Ho Chi Minh City tour mixes scooter time with real local eating, guided by people like Ben and Will, Bao and Rachel, and Kelly, who explain what you’re tasting and why it matters. You’re…
That first bite in Saigon sets the tone. This private motorbike street food tour mixes classic flavors with a smart route through District 1 and Chợ Lớn, with quick stops that feel local instead of staged. It also has a…
Four hours on a motorbike, all food included. This tour is interesting because you’re not just eating—you’re moving through Saigon with a local guide and hitting a planned run of classic bites, from noodles and grilled snacks to bánh mì…
Saigon tastes without the motorbike stress. This 3.5-hour walking food tour in Ho Chi Minh City is built for full-on street-food sampling without squeezing onto a motorbike, with 13 tastings and 3–4 drinks spread across Districts 3, 10, and 5.…
Saigon tastes different when you ride. This private motorbike vegan food tour is built for seeing everyday vegetarian life up close, not just grabbing a few snacks. I like that it mixes food with city scenes: flower-market walking, a stop…
Saigon at night feels like a movie. This private Jeep tour lets you see the city’s big colonial-era sights under lights, then break for food and drinks without dealing with motorbike heat or taxi haggling. You’ll get door-to-door pickup and…
Saigon at night feels different. This private street food tour mixes real local eating with quick hits of iconic landmarks, all on the back of a motorbike. You get a guide who keeps things moving for about 4 hours, and…
Street food and two wheels is a winning combo. This half-day Ho Chi Minh City tour takes you from hotel to local eateries by motorbike, with a local English-speaking guide steering you toward the places that serve Vietnamese food at…
Night markets have a rhythm. This Phu Quoc street food tour is built like a mini food itinerary: you start with savory skewers, move into classic banh mi, then finish with seafood hotpot or seafood noodles before strolling the busy…
Saigon at night has a way of sneaking up on you. This 4-hour scooter food-and-beer loop is a practical way to taste real Ho Chi Minh City neighborhoods without spending your evening stuck in traffic. I like the built-in rhythm:…
